up to a decade behind bars as in all the price people could pay for wearing a monster demonstrations in canada the parliament to preserve a controversial bill. a media scandal continues to unfold in greece as yet another reason for the it's put away to threaten the government with an alarming expose on the country's disintegrating economy. while third party candidates for the u.s. presidency advocate defense cuts over spending on the military stays out of the jewel in the corporate backed front runner. and a new video emerges reportedly showing the brutal killings of syrian soldiers by militias and this comes as washington wants a major overhaul of syria's opposition saying it will seek a new level leaders out of those actually fighting on the ground.

watching r t a live from moscow with me to bomb would say first keeping your identity private demonstrations has become a punishable offense in canada and i'm also activists could now face up to ten years behind bars authorities a say the motion is aimed at tackling the growing threat of violence and vandalism canada so massive student protests against jewish and heights earlier this year and led to hundreds being arrested canadian radio reporter michael for me and says the new law will criminalize anti-government demonstrations nationwide. this law basically what it does is that it will criminalize people who are in protests if the police of that city deem the protest to be an unlawful assembly now of course

that varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction terms of how easy it is for the police force to say this is an unlawful assembly or it is a lawful assembly but let's look at montreal for example and across get back in any major city back where if you were fifty people or more in a in a peaceful protest in a nonviolent protest that could be depended on unlawful assembly if you have enough presented your itinerary and the directions of according to your protest routes to the police force of the municipality and come back before the protest is started and that's what's causing a lot of controversy because people are saying you know it's my inherent right to go out and express our opinions meal to go to the streets and take to the streets in a peaceful manner when i was covering as a reporter the major i guess you protests are happening in downtown montreal because of the students protests that are happening there basically what i saw from microsoft is that i was even attacked for basically just filming police for doing my job for being able to report on a story what what's happening here and i mean some extent people said to me well

you know you have understand they're only doing their job that certain extent i think. a greek journalist who threatened to reveal a high profile government ford remains in custody spiros cause affair is that was arrested on wednesday after he promised to expose live on t.v. alarming facts reported they connected to the country's painful bail deal this comes after another reporters stood trial on thursday for publishing a list of alleged top tax evaders meanwhile the country faced a major media strike a triggered by a suspension of two state t.v. presenters for criticizing a minister on em to spill from free press the magazine believes the greek government could go to any extent to stop the information from going public. the journalists in greece are absolutely doing their job the country is in crisis the people need to know what's going on and their rulers aren't telling them what these are journalists are doing is trying to reveal to the public the very most important

information relating to the economic crisis the exposure relate to the real crisis in greece and in other countries too which is tax avoidance and the export of capital the taking of money out of the country which is what's happened in the greek economy the government is in absolute crisis in greece the economy is tottering the most terrible social deprivation it's a terrible time for greek people and they're being very badly treated not just by a degree of by the whole european financial disparagement they need to know the truth but don't see how they can get away with prosecuting these people it's actually going to be a very interesting test of freedom in greece. coming up later this hour while forking out a to go green look at how building strive for a nuclear shutdown and the accompanying shift towards renewable energy is delivering a painful blow to families but. barack obama and mitt romney are throwing everything they've got into a last ditch effort to woo voters in the undecided states in the closing days of

the pre-election jule promises of change and economic recovery are taking center stage in what's ironically the most expensive presidential race in u.s. history but to talk about any cuts to the mess of defense spending is absent from the front lines of the campaign with both candidates expected to keep the mike to military machine rolling as marina but now i reports. our military spending has gone up every single year that i've been in office we spend more on our military than the next ten countries combined china russia france united kingdom you name it america has a responsibility and the privilege of helping defend freedom we've got to strengthen our military long term i will not cut our military budget in a post nine eleven america the pentagon's budget has grown more than forty percent averaging half a trillion dollars per year critics say a new party or presidents in the white house won't change the policies firmly

cemented in washington yalla he said both of these men are very much continuations of the military industrial complex is domination of our political system in our democracy so when they keep talking about how they're going to supply jobs increasingly that's where the jobs come from. both foreign interventions and also this giant so-called homeland security department price of defending the homeland critics say continues to come at a grave cost to civil liberties this war on terror you know what led to what we discussed before the n.b.a. now you have military mice coolies you know cracking down on protesters now you have this massive empire and in order to sustain there you need to have peacekeepers. to make sure that the war machine reaches are earlier this year the former cia director applauded president obama for closely following the

controversial policies of his predecessors and despite a campaign that was based upon a very powerful promise of transparency president obama and again in my view quite correctly has used the state secrets argument in a variety of courts. as much as president bush more than six and a half thousand u.s. soldiers have been killed fighting america's post nine eleven wars and nearly fifty thousand have been wounded in action a reported quarter million americans who have fought in iraq or afghanistan have been diagnosed with mental health injuries from combat service even as america's wars wind down the suicide rate among troops has surged to a thirty year high according to the pentagon this year's total may reach as many as one suicide per day it's not just what happens in war what the deaths and the injuries or what happens afterwards you know you have these they're basically bearers coming home you know to two broken communities and families with.

moms and dads in terms of society is that something the wants you know do we want as a society where we have important members of our communities you know coming coming in the moment with. and that's the reality of war in the two thousand and twelve fiscal year payers funded a u.s. defense budget of five hundred forty four billion dollars it's estimated that some could provide two million military veterans with free medical care for thirty five years talking about national defense has been almost sacrosanct you know sort of like the thanks department one something. to question that is to question. something that is unquestionable and that has meant that the largest per the u.s. government spending has been beyond analysis beyond public scrutiny in four

days americans will elect a leader for the next four years regardless of who wins the legacy of war cemented under the past two u.s. presidents indicate that the world's largest defense budget will continue. looming this causing many to ask if hundreds of billions of dollars are being spent to increase security or even road stability forty three are going up for nigh on r.t. . and while obama and romney pledged to pull the us out of the deep ditch of debt some observers say ups over spending on defense is the main reason the economy ended up going down under in the first place there's no more important issue in america today than i have which we are spending on our military our military industrial complex that's where most of us tax dollars go i mean our total is more than the top fifteen other nations in the world and so as most americans know that

this is wasteful spending here it creates a few jobs but there's so many more jobs that would be created if that spending that governmental spending was done on a whole bunch of other things like publicly utilities like a whole other range of areas so it's really destroying our economy in a lot of ways besides creating a lot of and this is sort of violence around the world you know what happened to a lot of other societies that these military industrial complex takes over nobody stops it and before you know it you know your whole country is like an overwhelming debt. as a presidential frontrunner as a shy away from slashing the defense budget the alternative names on the ballot have taken the opposite approach but a third party candidates are given no chance to deliver their message in the mainstream media so r.t. is helping break that blockade you can watch the final round of live debates between the green party joel stein and the libertarian gary johnson on monday.

we should not. point. three truths are we sitting in the war in afghanistan to morrow. night. what's the difference between a samurai sword and a blind guys walking stick well known if you're one of the cops in northern england an elderly blind architect with taser in the back because his cane looks like a sword that was used in

a nearby crime honest mistake because swords are often tubular and use this walking sticks more and more we hear stories like this like the handcuffed youth who was shot in the back to death or the unarmed guy in a wheelchair who got blown away by the boys in blue i understand that being in the police is rough everyone lies to you and any given day you could be shot dead so i get it when after a long police chase someone just snaps and in all honesty fire when the police might do the same thing but it takes a certain kind of person who enjoys abusing their uniform to make the helpless suffer you can't tolerate sadists or those with napoleon complexes in the police and you know what they aren't that hard to spot in the shower because if you like to tase the elderly or shoot wheelchair bound people then you probably don't have much of a certain something but that's just my opinion. me

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going to. college. ultimate. will to parties cheap us politics a one way street the or will new voices disrupt the power parallel. what is america changes trucks good selection of close god monday november fifth on our team. you know watching r t a brutal scene has occurred in the north of syria where

twenty eight soldiers have been killed at the hands of the rebels the video which can be independent the very five supposedly show us opposition find to the ratings the soldiers as they may on the ground call us months before the multiple rounds of fighting to their body the incidence of head of close seen way government troops have been plashing with militias trying to see the key on the supply route this comes as one of the rebels main back in america announced a major opposition shake up with plans to attend greater influence and militants on the frontlines give political analysts are great things of the move could be a pullout simmonds the intervention. what's happened in recent months as the offensive from the syrian military. has developed what we've seen is that they have no real backing on the ground that is to say the manufactured opposition and so the united states in their imperialist project to destroy the independent nation of

syria has to find another way and so a shake up of the opposition with new quote unquote leaders emerging this is the u.s. strategy we have syrian opposition the manufactured opposition i should say has been riddled with al qaeda and other forms of extremist many of them imported from the imperialist war against libya directly into syria the reality is they're arming the opposition they're arming the extremists because they want chaos in syria that is the only way to get military intervention and to move forward with the imperialist project we have to remember that the end of the us adventure in syria ending in defeat i should say would be the end of us hegemony in the middle east if there are only able to continue their march from syria that means their attempt to destroy iran is unlikely to hold back that means that they're stranglehold over the persian gulf and the oil resources is weakening so they're putting all their cards on the table and sort of putting all their chips. in the but when it comes to syria. on

our website right now for you the us is the ones in israel that an attack on iran would compromise washington's maneuvers in the region. and political you pro active hollywood star george clooney is related to the sixteenth president america abraham lincoln details on that story and much more on our t.v. dot com. german wallets are feeling the pinch of from soaring electricity bills padded by billions objective to rid the country of nuclear energy security and environmental issues behind the bid seem to be perfectly valid but as peter all of our reports say it's all timid implications could hit germans hard. it was

a resoundingly no to nuclear from the german chancellor to the animal abandoned nuclear power completely step by step until the end of twenty twenty two as a country within that we can become pioneers on the way to create an age of renewable energy the two thousand and eleven meltdown at the fukushima power plant in japan the worst atomic energy disaster since chernobyl is the key motivation for rushing through nuclear decommissioning is the hardest part security concerns are very strong this is the main factor in the decision to begin reduction of nuclear energy in germany atomic energy accounted for just under eighteen percent of german electricity in two thousand and eleven can renewable take up that slack government figures show that for every wind farm built to generate three thousand megawatts the amount needed to power three million homes the only expected to deliver one hundred megawatts to the national grid in reality though over the last ten years they've only been getting around half of that slightly over sixteen percent the

original three thousand which is force germany back into the arms of fossil fuel with nuclear power taken off the table by angle of merkel germany is building a new fleet of coal fired power stations this one it's a cologne opened its doors an ogress of this year and it's up to these new power stations to provide germany with the electricity it's crying out for electricity prices are key for the international competitiveness of the non-ferrous metals industry if the electricity price increases by once and total cost increases by one hundred eighty millions per year industry is already feeling the pinch the steel workers in north rhine-westphalia went on strike to try and save their mill from closure it didn't work they may not be the only ones germany's importing more and more electricity from abroad which will mean higher prices some plants have closed in germany songs past. threaten to close the companies thinking to

relocate their new investments to countries abroad germany's neighbors don't share in safety concerns over nuclear power france uses atomic energy to generate the vast majority of its electricity there is to the east poland is set to invest over fourteen and a half billion euros for the construction of eight new nuclear power plants one of them around one hundred kilometers from the german city of dresden peter all over forty. more world news this hour for chinese patrol ship serve enter the waters of an archipelago disputed by tokyo and beijing the vessels have sailed through the area a number of times in the last two weeks despite ongoing radio warnings from japan's a coast guard both countries lay claim to the small chain of uninhabited isles which reportedly hold vast reserves of natural resources the territorial fallout has previously sparked mass protests in china and japan. heavily armed

gunmen have encircled a libya's parliament building angry at the approval of a new cabinet they also blocks surrounding roads with armed pickup trucks gunmen mostly made up of former rebels are protesting against the lineup of a new ministers slamming some members for the alleged links to the deposed regime of colonel gadhafi libya's ruling lachelle congress which voted on the cabinet on wednesday has struggled to bring the war torn country under control since last year's resolution. authorities in kuwait have freed a prominent opposition figure on bail of former m.p.'s for day arrest over charges he insults of the nation's western backed government incited a wave of angry demos which were brutally suppressed by police officials also responded with a warning they would toughen the crackdown on the stench of more poker. current

tensions in kuwait away ignited by a proposed changes to the electoral law which critics say is aimed at shattering the opposition's chances in next month's parliamentary poll. tensions are brewing in bridge in the head of budget talks between even leaders in brussels this month the deputy prime minister says m.p.'s have given david cameron an impossible task that's after the prime minister suffered a massive blow from his own party with a number of members joshi and with the opposition to demand a cut in the u. case cash flow to brussels r.t. you spoke to one of those preservative m.p.'s who is opposed to the prime minister margaret should believe the people of britain should get the chance to vote on whether to stay part of the difficulty you've got no inflation increase on the budget would equate to an extra three hundred million pounds a year and that would increase over the multi annual budget up to two thousand and twenty in a time when u.k.

families are having to make very difficult often painful decisions with their household budgets local councils doing the same and even our own national government here in the u.k. i think it is absolutely right to expect the european union to try and trim some of its very large budget a budget that will increase to around one trillion euros up to two thousand and twenty so there is certainly room for efficiency savings this is a an entity which has failed to have its own account signed off for the last seventeen years it's i think a wasteful inefficient entity i think it's politically smart for the government and i'm a member of the governing party to actually be in touch with public opinion majority people in the united kingdom have never had a say on our relationship with europe we need a referendum this side of the general election in this parliament and let democracy rain and let the british people have their voice heard. coming up has a special report on the fervor and passion that spread across america and the

occupy movement last year. you can tell an ordinary russian and a siberian appalled in the blink of an eye wrote one thousand nine hundred ninety to probably just in those day siberians were different clothes eight different food . different animals. but what about now my journey began in two men but the big city was all shiny all funded school i scraped as i'm shopping malls much like any other prosperous russian outpost. so i decide to. a small town just outside.

many these humble me dumplings came from here to dominate the russian cuisine but only in siberia to put them in super bowl filled with cabbage and jam making sure you can have too many as a starter main dish. although it may draw out of the mold of a most people in siberia see nothing wrong with hunting only if you decide to participate. when you look upon mountain. as in the middle of a swamp only accessible by air transport in the summer months and winter a clip to the dogs it somehow. to buy siberian a large muslim minority that migrated head before the russians.

and this. israel siberia maybe not the stuff of stories approaches but distinctive enough to show that after all these yes' siberia still not quite like anywhere else. what will change when america picks its president i mean muslim rage working the iran tight rope pushing china and russia as occupy anger spreads the two parties still dictate will there. be some action up close guy every member fifth on our team.

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name is dennis i made this movie and there are a few things you should know about me right from the jump i'm not an expert on the economy climate change or foreign policy i'm also not an expert on sustainable

farming systems the history of social movements or lego's the occupy movement has experts on all those things and more not really one of them happily married husband the father of two fantastic children i live on a main street in a small new england town with actual white picket fences i made this movie for you me and everyone we know in the hope that we can create a world where human need comes before corporate greed so why does it feel almost un-american to say that think about it this way just go with me for a second here you know that scene from the oliver stone film wall street when gordon gekko played by michael douglas in a role that would win him an oscar appears at a shareholders meeting of a company paper to defend his actions and his grotesque worldview and delivers the now famous speech where he says. the lack of it. is good. right. meat works. greeks.